where do you rank the child sex trade?> i rank sexual trade -- sexual exploitation of our children at the top, on the top of my list. >> is there any way to even attach a number to this, to say how many children? >> around 30,000. >> 30,000? >> yes. >> that's a staggering number. >> yes, yes. >> the problem is driven by cambodia's extreme poverty. some parents so desperate that they sell their own children into slavery. it's happening all over cambodia. but there's one place that's notorious. a rundown village on the outskirts of phnom penh. any taxi driver can tell you it's the place to go if you're looking for the youngest girls. >> young, young girls? >> all young girls. >> what's the name of that place? >> svay pak. >> svay pak. it's a 20-minute drive. and we're on a dirt road dotted with cafes and gated storefronts. it takes just a second for a pimp to approach. >> hi. how are you? >> everyone in svay pak assumes we're here for sex. when we sit down at one of the cafes, we're greeted by a young hustler named po. he's

he asked her if she wants to try anal sex and if he can perform oral sex on her.oy agrees, she tells him she's home alone. and he asks to spend the night. he comes prepared. >> he's brought his overnight bag, looks like. >> i had to do laundry right away. i have something cute to wear tonight. did you try some of my sweet tea? sorry, i'm almost done. >> okay, babe. >> did you bring me anything? >> yes, i did. >> what did you bring me? >> i have a drink and some kit-kats. >> looks like you brought enough stuff to move in. why don't you have a seat there. and like some of the others, needafriendtotalkto appears to know what he's walked into. >> am i being taped? >> you are being taped. >> oh, crap. am i going to be arrested? >> that's not up to me. you admit right here that you could be in trouble if anybody found out that a 25-year-old -- >> yes. >> -- was with a 13-year-old? >> yes, sir. i thought it was a bad idea. >> if you thought it was such a bad idea, why did you do it anyway? >> i don't know, sir. >> you started talking and 45 minutes into the conversation

>> oral sex. >> oral sex. anything else? >> i think that was it. maybe a massage. >> did you send any photos to this person? >> one of my private parts. i'm digging myself a hole, aren't i? he insists that he would not have had sex with a 13-year-old. >> i [ expletive ] up my marriage. i [ expletive ] up my life. i don't deserve any of it. meaning my life, my wife. >> how long have you been married, michael? >> 13 years. >> and there are more married men about to show up at our hidden camera house. this is 43-year-old manuel uson. he's a plant supervisor for a large automaker. he's here after chatting online with a girl who told him she was 13. >> wow. this is your place? >> yeah. it's nice, huh? so look, i got the hot tub uncovered. >> wow. >> if you're wondering what he's doing in this strange backyard with a girl he's never met before, take a look at what he said online, using the screen name bendix632 he types "we're gonna take a shower, both of us." he tells the decoy, "you will give me oral sex" and using graphic language says he will do the

criminalized gay sex. these laws came before the courts, both state courts and federal courts, ending with a resounding defeat for gay civil rights advocates in a supreme court decision called bauers verse hardwick in 1986, and that decision had declared that any -- what the court called right to homosexual sodmy was, at best, facetious. there was no fundamental right to such a thing, no bright of privacy if it extended to protect gay people and their intimacy even in their own homes and even as adults. and there the law stood, the constitutional law stood, until lawrence versus texas came along in 2003 ask changed there. there was a development hatching where the states were repealing legislatively or having overturned through legal action their own state sodomy laws, so we went to a state where some states had sodomy laws, to, by 1986, half the states still having such laws. to 2003, when lawrence is decided and we still have 13 states with such laws. so they were very much on their way out, but the cons

asks if she'll try anal sex and adds, "it's better than regular sex."he asks her if she has a jacuzzi. >> i'm going to [ bleep ] you. and on your mom's bed. >> why not my bed? >> that, too. i'm going to [ bleep ] you in every room so no matter where you go you'll remember me. >> next he asked her if she has any pets. cindy says she has a male cat. and you won't believe what crazitrini85 asks next. >> you know what would be a huge turn-on for me? >> what? >> he wants to watch her perform a sex act on a cat. he says people do it all the time. they discuss it further on the phone, where he tells her they'll need cool whip. the decoy says she'll try it if he's willing to strip off all his clothes and walk into her house naked. >> that's him right there. he's pulling in the driveway. >> as we told you before, according to law enforcement, asking a suspect to bring or do something specific demonstrates intent. >> there's like a green thing under the back door. >> the decoy keeps talking to him as he walks up the driveway. >> i'm going to find my cat. okay? ju

had sex with her? >> i would still have second thoughts. >> second thoughts? >> yes, sir. but -- yeah, i've seen the show about three times on tv. >> you've seen this show? >> yes, sir. >> you know exactly what's going on here? >> yeah. >> you know who i am? >> yes. >> you heard right. this man's aware of our previous investigations. >> you're on the "dateline" show. >> exactly. >> i know who you are. s >> i'm chris hansen. >> there you go, yeah. >> did you think at all maybe you were walking into "to catch a predator"? >> that kind of crossed my mind for a minute. for a minute. then i wiped it away. >> you wiped it away. did you think it was a good show? >> yes. it was supposed to stop people and things like that. you know? >> this is the part i usually say i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." >> yeah, yeah. >> you remember that part? >> yes. >> you remember when these guys come out, the cameras come out. i say, if there's anything else you'd like to tell us, we'd like to hear it. >> no, that's it. >

sex. they came before the courts but the state courts and federal courts over the years ending with i would result in defeat with advocates versus hardwick in 1986 and that decision had declared that any but the court called the the right to homosexual sodomy was at best facetious but there was no fundamental right to such a thing that there was no right of privacy that extended to protect gay people and their intimacy in their own homes and even as adults and they are the lowest of the constitutional law stood until lawrence versus texas along than in 2003 and changed that. there was a development happening at the same time it for. the state's one by one or either repealing legislatively or having a return through the judicial action, their own state sodomy laws, so we went from a situation in 1960 where all 50 states had some kind of sodomy law which applied to both heterosexual and a gay sexual the activities arrested in the home for having sex in violation of these laws. >> host: and y

just rough sex. "i would want you to resist and pretend you didn't want it and stuff." >> what kind of a guy has a screen name, can i rape you anally? >> it gets responses. >> do you think rape is fine? >> no. >> then why would you do? >> it's just something i like to put myself into that role and talk about. you know? >> warrecker also asks online if he could tie the girl down while they're having sex. and it gets scarier when he goes on to add, "i might want to cut you a little, suck on your blood, laugh out loud." >> a trait that i look for is, you know, they enjoy a little bit of pain here and there, you know. >> you've had girlfriends who enjoy a little bit of pain? >> yeah. >> well, how many times have you had a conversation like this and actually met somebody to fulfill this rape fantasy? >> never. >> never? >> no. i thought it would be cool to hang out -- >> you thought it would be cool to come over here after having a chat somewhat like this -- "so if i wanted to just bend you over and just

>> stephen: tonight, should schools teach our kids about sex? and will teachers have to pay for their own supplies? (laughter) then, how to survive the apocalypse. you'll need someone you can trust and/or cut open and crawl inside. (laughter) and my guest is huffington post co-founder arianna huffington. to make sure the interview appears on her site, i've planned several nip slips. only 100 days until the london olympics. i can't wait to see the queen in the hammer throw. this is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) (cheers and applause) (audience chanting "stephen") >> stephen: thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. please, please, save your energy folks. folks, thank you so much for joining us. good to have you with us. i want to very specifically not give a shoutout to my bronys tonight. (laughter) i feel like i've been sucked into a dark corner of humanity. i'm crawling my way back towards the light. nation, now that we conservatives are all thrilled to have no optio

kept as a sex slave in an underground dungeon? about to learn how horribly real her story really was. here again, rob stafford. >> thursday night is cheap beer and karaoke night at freddy's bar and grill on the north side of syracuse. on april 3rd, 2003, the usual crowd who come to see the aretha, elvis wannabes, saw something unusual. on three separate occasions, when a young african-american girl stood up to sing, an elderly white man got up and stood right next to her on the stage. cindy orman was the emcee. >> at the time i thought he was just trying to perhaps encourage her. >> later, when the girl went to the ladies' room, some noticed the older white man waited outside the door. odd, but not alarming, the kind of thing that only seemed significant later on. >> he was with her wherever she went. he never left her side. >> puts up the shot. it's too long and syracuse is your national champion. >> a few days after the karaoke night, the syracuse area celebrated the end of college basketball's march madness with a national cham

(laughter) of course the ultimate gateway to sex is puberty. those raging hormones coursing through our kids veins have only one purpose: to turn them into mindless sex zombies. (laughter) that's why every child should sign a pledge promising not to go through puberty until after they are married. because i believe puber city a chiz. and ladies and gentlemen if our children lack the self-control to hold in their hormones then we have no option to spay or neuter them. i'm talking the full bob barker. (laughter) now... (laughter) i hear what people are thinking about there. sterilizing our children may sound cruel but it's necessary to protect what is most precious to us: our beliefs that abstinence-only education works. and that's the word. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) slow. bet you think you're pretty quick? yeah, i guess it is pretty quick. jesse?!? jesse? jesse?! much obliged. suddenly, everything else seems old-fashioned. ultrabook. inspired by intel. ♪ alright, let's see what you came up with. ♪ [ crunching ] [ rumbling ] [ ma

sex is okay, money is okay, but sex for money, that is forbidden >> seven women arrested and chargedg prostitution. >> women hide their faces. >> tv reporters treat prostitution like most other crimes. >> we have exclusive pictures as vice cops sent set up a sting. cops posing as johns ealtdz lured five women to the hotel. >> john: even using the yellow pages. think about that. it wasn't difficult for the police to discover the lawbreakers. the yellow pages in my town has 15 pages of so-called escort services. police ignore 90% of it. when they do make busts the implication the police saved the prostitute. >> jail may be the safety place they have ever been. >> john: jail is the safest place? i doubt that. >> more importantly, where sex work is legal there is little danger. here in nevada, for example. brooke says sex work is like any other sales job. >> we are entrepreneurs and independent contractors just like any other business. >> she works at the bunny ranch, one of 28 legal brothels in america. >> john: you are pimp. you are exploiting? >> i have a license to do this. >>> 500 w

they were not having sex. they had never had sex. the police burst in and start questioning them about who has a gun. for them, it comes out of nowhere. he reacted to quite -- quite angrily. he had been drinking, heat knowledge that. he was engaged in his own form of civil disobedience. as i say in the interview, it was about six months before he died, he told me about what happened. the police had bald-faced lied about these two men having sex. that is part of what drove him and i think tyron gardner -- that's part of what drove them to challenge the rest, which they ultimately decided to do after some persuasion efforts. >> yes. the story gets more interesting as it goes along. it is the case, isn't it -- john lawrence and tyron gardner was to prefer to plead not guilty and say this was a totally false report. we were not having sex, the police burst in, got angry at us, and drive us off to jail for something that we didn't do. on the other hand, the gay rights lawyers, i take it that the view was that these laws were still on the

him being a sex offender alone won't keep you off the yard at limon. we got 160, 170 sex offenders.s to give it a shot. when we informed him last night that he would be moved to unit one and be moved into general population, he told us that this may happen to him. >> i told you it was going to happen. and it happened. these fools don't see that i'm the management problem of the [ bleep ] century. >> no, i bet you are the management problem of the century. sit down. >> anyway, it happened. i got [ bleep ] on my miera in five. >> miera is aric miera. one of the ad seg inmates we interviewed about shreiber. >> in my eyes, it is my duty as a man to put the fear of god into this man. >> looks pretty self-inflicted to me. >> oh, oh, yeah, it's self-inflicted. sure. what, are you from the [ bleep ] planet mars? don't act like you're [ bleep ]. >> hey. >> neither one of you are [ bleep ] psychotic. >> we haven't cussed at you. don't cuss at us. >> don't treat me like that. >> you show your respect. >> fine. fine. >> understood? >> yes, sir, i do understand. but i certainly didn't [ bleep ]

>> didn't come over here to have sex. i come over here to get the girl and go to the party, dude. >> we learn his sister apparently didn't know he was trying to meet an underage girl. later you'll find out what happens when i tell him i'm with "dateline." >> nothing funny going on right here. >> there are more potential predators to confront. as you can see, the palm tree cam picks up another man headed our way. this time he's riding a motorcycle. >> he's parking right by the door. >> instead of coming in right away, he stays outside and smokes a cigarette. our actress tries to get him to come inside. >> call him. he's getting nervous. >> hey, come on in. >> all right. he just put a cigarette in the trash. he's heading towards the door. >> he's 45-year-old dennis ramsey, a truck driver whose screen name is daddieforu. he drove four hours to meet a girl who told him she was 14, at home and willing to have sex with him. he says, i just met you and i like you. the world says it's wrong because i'm older than you. then later

we were not having sex. the policemen burst in and got angry at us and dragged us off to jail for something we didn't do. on the other hand, for the gay-rights lawyers, i.t. get the view was the aldrich here is that bill wallace still on the books so they made the strategic decision to have the for -- what, encourage or persuade lawrence and tyrone garner to plead no contest to assume the facts of the police said were true and then challenged law. >> guest: that is exactly right. john lawrence and tyrone garner were taken to jail that night from the apartment and they were put into the orange jumpsuits and put into the jail as anybody would be, somebody arrested for public intoxication that might. the next morning they are sent in front of the judge without any representation and at that point they have to enter an initial complete and utter initial plebeian what to plead no contest or not guilty and at this point they haven't talked to any lawyers and hear the charge and realize for the first time they've a

it's not all about the sex. there's a reason for the sex and because women are in a position of power. that's it. >> reporter: it's not for everyone. but as more women explore these once hidden things, perhaps men won't complain the next time their partner wants to bring a book to bed. for "nightline," i'm abbie boudreau in los angeles. ♪ [ acoustic guitar: upbeat ] [ dog ] it's our favorite. yours and mine. because we found it. together. on a walk, walk, walk. love to walk. a long walk. a walk with you. a walk i smelled squirrels on, but i stayed by your side because i could tell, could feel, that you had a bad day... and me being bad wouldn't make it any better. but being there was already helping a little anyway. and then we found that wonderful thing. waiting there. waiting for you and me. and you smiled. and threw it. and i decided right when i picked it up, i would never, ever leave it anywhere. ever. because that wonderful, bouncy, roll-around thing... had made you play. and that had made you smile. [ ann

>> reporter: all these girls were once sold for sex, too.heir playground has all the markings of childhood, but none of the innocence. >> a girl in chalk, that we have to draw, it's just a reminder of how young you are. >> we met megan at street light usa, one of the few places in the country where girls like her can try to finish growing up. her pimp is not behind bars, so we've agreed to change her voice and not show her face. >> my first night, he took me to a hotel. >> megan went with him, she says, because she promised to be her boyfriend. >> he's like, we're going to take some pictures of you. >> provocative pictures? >> yes. what did he do with them? >> he posted them online. they put the pictures that i put on there and people started calling. >> reporter: then, did you start posting them yourself? >> yes. i learned how to write the captions, i learned how to take the pictures. i learned how to pay for the ad. it was simple. >> reporter: so as a 17-year-old girl, with a month's experience, it was easy as pie to post on back page? >>

>> not at all. >> they call the act for selling sex for money inherently demeaning. >> sex is supposedspontaneous? >> according to whom? who made the laws. you model for money, it's the same thing. >> john: sex is more intimate. >> you are still showing your body or exploiting yourself. >> i choose to do this. this is what i want to do. >> i assume you have no other option that you felt.... >> i had several more options. before i did this i had a nice paying job. i work here. >> these girls go out on dates and give up sex and it's fine, if he leaves a hundred dollar bill on the dresser, there is something wrong with that. >> it's not that complicated to appreciate why we don't want to legalize prostitution. >> i put it to a former prosecutor. she has locked prostitutes up. >> we don't access to intimate self. it creates the idea that human beings are no matter than stuff. slavery is against the constitution. we find it.... >> john: but slavery is forced. >> prostitution is very close to slavery. it's inconsistent what freedom means to subject humans to market forces. >> john: she lost

you want this girl to do some sex act with a cat and you'll have sex with her? is that accurate?d i ask for some water, please? >> some water? >> yes, please. >> these are serious investigations, but undeniably, there are moments that border on amazing. the guy asked for water and i thought that at that point the situation was under control. so, i got him some water. that running around naked got you dried out then? >> yeah. >> have you ever met any young girls online? >> no. >> this is the first time. >> yeah. this is the first time. it will never happen again. i can tell you that for now. >> he started to giggle because he thought it was funny and partly because he was just really, really nervous having just been caught and now being confronted. so it's funny? >> i'm just thinking to myself that this will never happen again. this is not right. >> so you're promising me right now you'll never -- >> i'm promising myself. >> hook up with a 14-year-old girl online and tell her to have sex with her cat and walk into her house naked. >> not even under 19. no. i promise that to myself

she says that her roommate is having sex right next to her and having live sex chats with her boyfriend. she goes to the college she says to them and goes to the r.a. and then goes and moves up the ladder and they don't do anything and she sues under the fair housing act. does she have a cause of action? >> when i was a resident assistant i wish i had stories as juicy as these. they didn't come to me for things like this. >> judge jeanine: well, you didn't go to a catholic college. >> she has attention deficit disorder. it was focused on that. people do things, other things happen, it is assumption of risk. >> does she have a lawsuit. >> she is depressed pause her roommate was having all the sex and she wasn't having any. she has a lawsuit. >> judge jeanine: the fact that she did suffer from depression and attention deficit but was increased by this. she did everything she could and under the fair housing act isn't she entitled to some kind of -- >> she doesn't have a disability. there is no severe and per vasive conduct on the part of the university. >> get another room. >> judge jeani

they said, wow, sex, drugs, rock and roll, we can do that, too. so they contacted me and asked me if they could translate my book into chinese as some kind of response to the fraud that was in the kinsey research. remember, liam nissan appeared as kinsey in a fox feature film, showing he was this wonderful man who did all these good things for us. now he is everywhere. the swiss did major documentary last year identifying kinsey as the basis for the horrific sex educational program. and in the philippines he is involved in every aspect. the guy who revolutionized sex for us and said you could do all these things with no downside. well, okay. people, we have had some serious downsides, you know. we have the pentagon now, how many guys were found using child pornography in the pentagon. we have judge whose have been picked up. presidents of universities. football coaches and so forth, and people are being told it was always like this. well, i halve news for you people, it was not always like this. >> host: when did you first get interested in this r

virginia doesn't recognize same-sex relationships. they entered into a civil union, came back to virginia, they move to vermont for a year. the child is 18 months old. as lisa said, god got all of her life and convince her this was not the lifestyle for her or her daughter. she left that relationship, came back to virginia and thought she was filing papers in a montessori deuce -- to dissolve her union. that began seven years of litigation and vermont over her child. >> how did you get involved? how did you get contacted? >> we are contacted by lisa shortly after she filed suit. liberty counsel was contacted by lisa miller, nonprofit legal organization. we educate, we do policy, but also focus on litigation issues related to traditional family, pro-life and religious liberties. so liberty counsel contacted and she asked us to represent her because she realized pretty quickly and abroad the court was going to be treating her former partner as a parent. to lisa's child and then would be giving visitation and possibly custody to her form

he isn't on sex.y really went into some very strange zones in this campaign. >> they did. they went into strange zones. again, they brought the focus on to the bedroom. rick santorum talked about birth control leading to unnatural acts or things that you should do. birth control is a health issue. it's an issue about what women can do with their bodies and what women and how women can control their bodies and how that's no one else's business. i mean, to talk about it in a way that rick santorum talked about it, with i think distracts us from what i think the real issue is, which is my right to be here right now talking to you. it gets people talking about it, >>> could have been a con tenner, let's play "hardball."

he isn't on sex.went into some very strange zones in this campaign. >> they did. they went into strange zones. again, they brought the focus on to the bedroom. rick santorum talked about birth control leading to unnatural acts or things that you should do. birth control is a health issue.

>> no. >> did you know about sex? >> no.n't even know the difference then between boy and girl because i only have sisters. when i first told my grandmother that my mother's friends was touching me, oh, you just saying that because you don't want your mother with nobody but your dad. if the men is touching me, he's touching me. so after i told her and she didn't believe me, i just wouldn't say nothing to nobody. >> with no family to turn to, young tina was forced to grow up fast and hard on the streets of detroit. turned out by the age of 13, she would be brutalized by one pimp after another. and every time she tried to get out of the life, there was always hell to pay. >> you'll get burned. you done get your nails pulled out with pliers. i have been stabbed here in my chest. i have a screwdriver stabbed in my face from my first kid's father because i said that i wasn't going out to work. i've been stabbed in my shoulder. i was burnt on my back with an iron because i said i wasn't going to be no prostitute. >> so when you tr

being a sex offender you know it going on too much of it so you know why are some people actually the sex offender label slapped on them for something like flashing somebody when they were like drunken college not that there are there are actual sex offenders out there that are completely sickos and it's a really tough balance basically it is trying to find because there are always those loopholes where you have a couple that maybe someone was over eighteen and several was underage and it was a normal couple that stayed together and then someone's out and that being a sex offender for life and now they can play video games now we know i don't mean a lot. that's. probably going to. guess what despite how much everyone is freaking out about birth control and everything in this country teen pregnancy rates are actually record low record low in the seven decades and such statistics were last collected and i think there's you know people are going to offer all kinds of reasons all those people standing on playing. maybe this m.t.v. show. so. that's what. this year he. sued using you know w

citizens for sex.raged victim, they get sent home by the police saying that we don't want to ruin your life, and the girl or the child is the one who is criminalized and that is insane. >> rachel, talk to me about the set of policies and the literally the criminal justice policies that seem to do more criminalizing than creating justi justice, and make these vulnerable children even more vulnerable, so is what puts a person at risk initially and how do the policies create more risk to them? >> it is the risk factors that we know that 70 to 90% of both children and adult women who end up in the sex industry were abused prior to the recruitment. the correlation is very high. >> and so they are victimized initially, and that is in part creates a greater vulnerability for a second round of victimizatio victimization. >> yes, in this country talking about low income girls and girls of color, and race and class and that determines how much of a victim we believe you are. new york state passed the first safe

if they are not openly having sex. you can have a relationship that doesn't have sex involved. >> but mason believes it is the lack of sex that leads to the unrest among inmates. >> that frustrates these dudes. there is not a man that i know that wakes up and don't have an erection in the morning time. that's what happens. we are dealing with reality. when a man wakes up. first thing that comes to the man's mind, damn, i miss my wife. >> but behind bars, sex can be a combustible concoction of desperation, homophobia and predatory behavior. especially at prisons as notorious as california's pelican bay. >> this is the last place they need to be sending a flam buoyant homosexual, is pelican bay. >> adolph green was on the pelican bay yard when our producer noticed him and asked for an impromptu interview. >> i'm a flamboyant homosexual. and we call each other girls. you understand. some of the dudes call you girl, call me girl this and that. then you have those that smile in your face and laugh at you behind your back. y

schneiderman provided a list of the state's registered sex offenders two leading gaming companies who in turn cancel the accounts of more than thirty five hundred people. i mean is that fair because you were a registered sex offender you never allowed to game again they already can't do anything and they're not able to live many places many of them are stuck out in the boonies because of all the regulations what else are they supposed to do other than play video games and i mean it just really stop high cost for being a sex offender you know i mean that you're not so much of a buyer some people actually get the sex offender label slapped on them for something like slashing somebody when they were like drunken college not that there are there are actual sex offenders out there that are complete cycle goes and it's a really tough balance basically it is a great kind of fight because there are always those loopholes where you have a couple that maybe someone was over eighteen and someone was underage and it was a normal couple that stayed together and then someone's out and that being a

why don't we take it out on the most why but i just think that obviously you know if you have sex ed where you can teach kids about everything that comes along with it from the fact that i guess abstinence is the only one hundred percent sure way to get you know as you get pregnant to all of the other options that are out there like contraception the kids will get smarter about it i agree with their choice yeah it's a good thing rick santorum suspended his campaign so we can't mess these numbers up . who are we going to miss rick santorum or romney everyone rick santorum who will draw on the national. so there you go wrong. guys i got to thanks for joining me tonight that's a good night's show thanks for tuning in nature you come back tomorrow and in the meantime don't forget to become a fan of the floor show on facebook and follow us on twitter if you missed any of the night's show or any other nights. you want to show they go find the interview in its entirety coming up next is the. the folks. you know are some leisure see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand i

>> reporter: all these girls were once sold for sex, too. their playground has all the markings of childhood but none of the innocence. >> a girl likes to chalk, like we like to draw and stuff. >> reporter: it's just a reminder of how young you all are. we met 17-year-old megan here at street light usa, one of the few places in the country where girls like her can try to finish growing up. her pimp is not behind bars so we've agreed to change her voice and not show her face. >> my first night he took me to a hotel. >> reporter: megan went with him, she says because he promised to be her boyfriend. >> he's like, we're going to take some pictures of you. >> provocative, sexy pictures? >>>. >> uh-huh. >> what did he do with the pictures? >> he posted them on backpage. they put the pictures that i put on there and people started calling. >> reporter: then did you start posting them yourself? >> yes. i learned how to write the captions, i learned how to take the pictures. i learned how to pay for the ad. and everything, it turned out to be very,

virginia doesn't recognize same-sex relationship. but the couple hat gone to vermont, entered into save union came back to virginia, lisa got pregnant through artificial insemination, and then later she left the relationship, came back to virginia, and she is filing papers in vermont to dissolve her civil union, and to her surprise her former partner asked for custody of the child, and that started the lit gigs in vermont over custody of the child, and also in virginia. >> host: how did you get involved? >> guest: we were contacted by lisa shortly after she filed suit in vermont. >> host: we? >> guest: liberty counsel was contacted by lisa mill are. >> host: which is? >> guest: a nonprofit legal organization. we do educate and policy and litigation issues related to traditional families and liberties. so liberty counsel was contacted, and she asked to us represent her because she realized pretty quickly in vermont that the court was going to treat her former partner has a parent to lisa's child and then was going to be giving visitat